Institutional investors could save up to £16bn a year in fees by using better data to negotiate charges with fund managers, an academic who oversaw a transparency push on charges at the UK regulator said.
Chris Sier, who the Financial Conduct Authority appointed in 2017 to chair a cost disclosure group following its landmark study into the investment management sector, said most fee negotiations between institutional investors and fund managers are starting “in the wrong place”.
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